By See Kum Book Reviews Featured Interviews Lifestyle Uncategorized April 29, 2022

Pandora’s Scar

We all knew what a Pandora box is, but what about Pandora’s Scar? Rixou, creator of the eponymous fantasy comic series, offers insights to the inspirations behind its core concept, plot and characters.

Bonus:
Exclusive interview with Rixou (Uncut)

What others say about Pandora’s Scar

Great art, intriguing characters, and a plot with mythology? Sign me up.
– emkdraws

Gorgons! Satyrs! Boars 😀 I am going to enjoy this 😀
– Blue Dragon

Like watching one of my fav animes!
– Catluckey

I miss such shoujo fantasy stories with those heart of gold heroines nowadays. Great to see works like this which shows that this kind of genre has still much potential.
– Anon.1733111

I like the detailing on the creatures and the action. The story is interesting as well, and I am intrigued by the characters.
– Project Hybrid

I really enjoy your work. Always love greek myth! Keep doing what you’re doing!
– AnniFlamma

Loved your book since last year and have always thought of drawing them out as a fanart cause they are so awesome.
– Zainzui

The art and story plot is amazing.
Base on greek mythology gods fills me with excitement and anticipation on how the story goes between the relationship between the main characters.
– Benjamin Wong

Pandora’s Scar is amazing. I’m totally enjoying reading it.
– elisaGolden

The art and story plot is amazing.
Base on greek mythology gods fills me with excitement and anticipation on how the story goes between the relationship between the main characters.
– Benjamin Wong

…the portrayals of emotions and struggles of the characters are very subtle and not overly dramatic, with both heart-breaking and heart-warming moments interjected with awkward humour. Rixou’s storytelling is skillful and leaves the readers with more questions which begs to be answered in the next instalment.
– Clio Ding

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See Kum / About Author

Ho See Kum is an art educator with 20 years of teaching experience. Born and educated in Singapore, he has taught and mentored students in the field of fine arts and cartooning in both government schools and private institutions. He is the founder of ComixGuru and LearnXArt, an online training portal for art and cartooning lessons. His cartoons, Emily and Rocket, was featured in The Winged Tiger in Singapore, published in 2010.

“Looking back, the reasons I went into teaching is because I do not know how to be a cartoonist. I have no friends from this field and knew no one that could guide me along the path. That was more than 20 years ago. But now 2022, I still could not see how a young artist can pursue his dream if he says he wants to be a comic artist or cartoonist. I find this unacceptable! I decided to pull together a team and start the Sg Cartoon Resource Hub to find an answer to this. If the industry does not have a clear vision of the cartooning future, let us begin by giving one.”